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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

To M Put IN Coon REPAIR. Score
iary Jacobs, OF the Washington Steam
boat Company, while in conversation
vith posT INTELLIaKNuKR reporter
yesterday afternoon. said: II the
sss'hsr will permit, We will have the
steamer Washington hauled out on
hltohell's ways the latter part OF the
week, and pnI her in arst class repair.
ln fact, We intel d 20 make better and
faster boat ont Of her than she has ever
Been, We will pat full keelsons in her.
aad also a long plank running fore and
az slsng the plank sheer, tolted
through aud through. The boiler will
receive Bsw tubes throughout, and be
POT IN IS good q condition ~ 10 vas the
day she wAs bal {. Her cylinders will
ee bored out, her valve seats plansd up,
s0d nsw pistess pat 10 her cylinders.
In fact, nothing will be left undo1e 10
sfenethsR Der hall aud increase her
speed, and vheu she comes cut. about
1he middle OF Aprll, n she don't outrun
sAylhlng On pget = mud, We Wiil make
We fosT-iNTKLIIaKScES present OF
ger What wili you do With the An
a'tson, when the Washington goes gu
.hs toassf' asked the reporter. 1--WE
save not decided that" replied Mr..
sseosA we think sOme Of putting Der
~ me lime carrying business. We are
as thinking Of putIinR a suitable
HsAner en- the route between Seattle
Aad Portland, carrying lime, coal and
seatr freight from the Soand. and
'heine back aonr, feed. and all kinds
MERCHANDISE for Sound ports. We
sAte noi vet decided 90 DO this, bat ars
Stlens'y contemplating samsthing Of
S &c and, especially u the Inter State
commerce bail works AZ We ihink II will. :"
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8 P. Larsen Of Msutssano Il IN IT,
Mr.. O. ?. Craft has returned from Ia
coma.
Mr.. O z. ssars Of Port BlakeIy is in
the city.
Msisr J. r. McKniehs, Of San Fran
cisco, y 10 tee ely.
Mr.. ChaEiss Hibbara returned from
the SksRit river yesterday.
Mr.. r. d. F4siknsr, Of the Bancroft
History Co1pany, h IN she city.
James O. MsFadden, an attorney Of
Olympia, SAs 10 the city yesterday.
A brother Of Dsnny Fischer arrived
here from Canada Monday evening.
J. J. McGilyra returned on the North
Pacific yesterday from down Soond.
Hon. NJ 2 G0odell. she we'll known
citizen Of n sntesano, IL registered st
tue Occidental.
Captain II p. B-echer, wife and
famils, left Portland on Monday for
San Francisco.
Henry ROssner. Of the p stall Tsle-
graph Company, left Portland fer san
Francisco By the steamship Oregon.
Joe G4rdseF, James Hsnohstt Of
6tanWOOd, W. Whitewell, @. w. Eel
lows Of Portland, w. W. Collins Of De-
tsoit, W. n. Carsey Of Omaha, G. o.
Kr0Rstad Of LamsboFa. MINI. J. B.
b al Of Taeoma, A. l. Fox Of Aberdeen,
Ed. Oardmei Of Rsnton, are 81 tne Mes
Eneland.
WA. Averv. George X. MaFkle, Jr
j. o. Bigham Of Portland, John Hamh
ton Of Snobomish, G. y. Eaton sRd
wife Of CsupeViils, A. ]. Weller OF San
Francisco, A. r. Holt Of kent0n. Z 5
SehFam Of Helena. Montana. James
Kenzie Of SheltOn Point, John ONsiIi
Of 81. John, New Brunssiek. are as the
Arlinaton.
Charles sehsEinR Of Bellingham, W.
II. Crafts Of HAdl0ek, J. A. Nichols of
Port Tovnsend, r. N. Overell Of Stan-
wood, Walter Jackson. z nil MARI Of
Portland, Morgan Williams, @. Z. Ladd
of Sn0homish. X. J. Rodgers OF La
Grands, Oregon, p. Woodruff and Me-.
J. 4. Mcknight Of Sac Francisco, and
A. 1. More Of Oily npia, are At the
Bruuswick.
d. Lewis, J. ". Ravens and Thomas
Kso0h, Of San Francisco; E. A. Cush
ing, a. @. Clements. A. z. SonaIf and
T. AF,haFa, Of TaeOms; John O. Byree
and q. z Mech, OF Portland; 3. Vestal,
of Suohonish; William Tracy and J.
II. Boyoe, Of Dayton; James q. Mead
den. Of Olympia; II. 2 Goojeil, Of
Moutesano; 3. A. Doyle and wife, Miss
Eva Doyle and Misc Nash. of PORT
Townsend, and Joseph W. Phillips, Of
Port Blakeiy, are 81 ths Occidental.
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MrsrxRKD m.

The seesrd Street Armory pEsssnted
Q pretty pistare last evening 50 the thrss
local militia companies we're inspessed
and mustered in for the ensuina year.
Adj1sant General Rsss @. OBSien was
aaabls 20 Be IN attsEdanes and his do
tiss we're psEfOr ed BY Assistant Ad-
iatsnt General O. Morris Hsiisr.
Companies B (seattis RGazsb and Z
(Hons Gusrdsl gathssed II the armoFy
and snj Jyed . pleasant tine anons
their friends Wills tbs muster rod vas
being generally signed. The galleries
soon filed With friends snd relations Of
the mfIisiAnsu. Wnen Company d
marched into the hall, co@mAnded BY
Lieuksnant Hunt, they were Greeted
With applause on toe part Of their fei-
log soldiers.
Tns battalion was soon formed By
Adjatant @. L. T. KELLOGG and placed
10 command Of Colonel Ge0ERs d. Hill.
The Colonel gave she command Of
Companies. night wheel" and upon
that position being ssaaTed, the Acting
Adiutsnt and bis staff passed the lines
IN review and afterwards inspected ths
arms. During this time the Battalion
Baad vas discoursiuR sweet music that
added much TO the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
After inspection the non commits
81 ned stat ofio n and the meubeFs
Of the three companies took the oath
Of allegiance for the coming year,
Company z had the largest number Of
men in their ranks. followed By the
Ribs With nearly toe same number sad
ID With 9 good representation.
Ihe Battalion, after being inspected
and mustered in, formed for dress
parade and the great advantage Of 9
reeimentai band made was evident BY
the manner IN which the members per
formed their parts on this occasion.
The drill vas poor and vas % 60
kDoUledRed by the members Of the bat
talon, bot this vas accounted for by
the sbsence Of any drill whatever BY the
for many months. However.
the large number Who responded 10 the
roll-call, and held up their right hands
IN taking the oath OF ailsgianee, shows
thar they are IN earnest about maintain
ing their organisations and that Seat
tie 10 provided with three reliable mill
laFy companies. ready 10 respond TO the
hFst call 20 duty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

A MrnAcuLous EscAFE Yssterday
afternoon = double team belonging 10
ST.. W. L. Lindsey, vhiie turning the
eoruer Of SpsisR and Sscoad streets, IN
sose man1sr became frightened and
upmanAeeabls snd started dosn the
biu az hreAk peck speed. About mid
Wv % the hlock TIE wagon overturned,
throwine 20 lhe sc, nnd George I. ward
an ssupIsye OF zyraOBds, TIE srocer.
NJ. Ltudslsy sAs underneath ths over
tpr Cd WAGON all shs uay - trent
street.. Sad hts escape from death - Ger
t.iply q miracle. b SIDE. lee 6raisss
be escaped upharI AIR. ward reserved
a severe ssAlp wCund and hsd bic shoai
arr disiocAted de wss eArEied tnt ,
ths resiaepoe Of NJ. b. n. Wright and
n,saioI ala uas called TIE scAlp
WSand waa dressed and the disioeAte1
ssiuts ssss. AFTER which Mr.. Ward vAs
tshsn 20 bis eons aae Il restise easily.
Sd. BaFnell. snothsf eceapent o. tos
wagon. ESCAPED unhaFt-
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IN. ship Dssrsit, coal ladsn, vill 60
70 sss today.
II,,ss mai arrived lsst evening, prin-
dos,iy from California
me are now fifteen prisoners con
AID 10 the county jail
ou Hanford leaves for WtsteOm 20
a. 10 attend court as thai place
r.. l,0b.house tender MAsEInita and
.sseans CATER Woloott we're both
i nora yesterday.
4 yuskins, vho for the past six
.asks has bean SICK q greater portion
= 10 time, u again confined 70 BIZ
beme.
up Anderson. for the past too years
.ls,t IL the County Trsssarer,s of1se.
Iii n 4 few days move into the ONCE
~ Wbitgorth 4 TnoDson-
uu O. P. Andersen aud daughter
-, ~ me Fleetwood for Olympia yes
.s,aay. 20 spend . few DAYS with Mrs..
w Eagle, OF that CITY
MI MINI has been quits sick for
,,i asvs He vs dslirIoos yester-
1,V. and bis attending phJs.cian fears
= 4 tbra tened - b tJpaoid fever.
p,.oda nov the name OF the Sc stoo
...,,1n i a cOised word. Us n ide OF
~. AS. tvo letters Of the names Of the
a-nsrs Of the coal mines, Backl, y,
0oaIIer and Davis.
Ths stssmsr City Of Qainey arrived
- frosu the SIX 4Qit yesterday with 80
.sss.noers and a small freight, inclnd
- ssysyal cords Of cedar bolts for the
ssstsou 4 Post Mill Company.
TIA new fog signal st West Point
E.htboasa vas Yesterday officially tested
ns5sr ths direction OF Captain 5ebr-e,
900 Inspector Of this lighthouse dis
,,1cs, asd found 70 be 10 first class con
dition.
CaotaIn Oslby, Of the Schooner O0uT
a., discharged and paid OF his efeW
,s.,srday, in order 10 eat down expenses
yotiI tbsFe is enough lumber 10 the yard
- IN bic him 10 load his vessel without
delay.
Joasuh Phillips, boo K keeper at Port
Blakely, came over to 3 attic Lass even
no 10 vitpess the mastering IN sf she
y.tiousl Guafd Of Washington. He
.,ates that she new company recently
s,0aaized 1t Pors BiSkel1 viii soon be
,ssdy 70 % masssrsd IN By the oh GERS
a toe National Guard.
william N. Harris, VINO has been "a
as,istsnt in toe Seattle POstofdioe for
Ihe past thres years, severed his oon-
pso Ion thsrewith yesterday. Ihe many
pe5ple who have had frequent occaslons
"a be grateful fer bis courteous and
obliRins manners will Join IN the wish
for success in whateveF new line OF
basiness be may embark.
The steamship Mexico returned 10
seattle Yesterday afternoon from up
sound, and vent Immediately aHdeE the
shu.ss 20 load NeSoAslIe and franklin
s.sl for the Bay City. As she came in
the steamship Walla Walia hanled
arour 10 the south side Of the bankers
TO give the Mexico birth on the nsrth
SIDE.
The new band saw, recently ordered
b. the Stetson B Post Mill Comp any TO
take the place Of the double circulars,
has arrived and is nos being Pot into
position. II IL proves q soccsss IN our
Dr. timber, II will 20 certain extent
reyelutlonizs the manner OF manufao.
laring lumDeF on rhRet SQUAD. These
band saws are almost universally used
10 The East, bot whether they can bs
Iuccessially used IN ripping up the huge
g. logs Of Puget SQUAD Is as yet an IN
solved mystery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16
REAL ESrAtE

The follovinR deeds seFs nled IN she
Auditors otice for rscoFd yesterday;
NisholAs II. BreSn TO Arthur Barns.
lot 6, block l2, Crown Addition; t4a.
Arthur Barns to SophiA A. ones, loa
4 Bloch Il, Grown Addition; SEQ.
George KinneAr TO Angie Z. Core, lots
las and 2. block 1. q. kinnsar's Ad
ditioa: $500
MARI Z Morris 10 John II. 2. Norris,
!, % 10 S 10 acres IN lot :. See. =, 10
IS, r sE; Is.
John =. Morris and W. P. Ready.
same property - abo~e. Slso.
Caleb Phinnsy ~ Ao,8r fripk, lots :
Aad 10. block s. MeNxaxht's r rst Al
aiiion, and tke ". OF lots ! and ;,
b oek -. and lot 5. bloek 81. d. ; MAJ
rArd's Plat; S5S0
Rohsrs McF ddsn % o. T. Racsf,
bloch y. WoodlAud; sSon
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IAoN FoR SKATTLE.-Our sdvices state
that the ship Persia, Capt. Dickinson,
loaded with 200 tons Of railroad iron
for the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
RailtOsd Company, sailed froD Moss
Bay, England, for Seattle on March
slh. Tnis iron was Manufactured 1T
The extensive works belonging 10 ths
Moss Bay Iron and Steel Company, Of
Vhicb Peter Kirke of this city 10 q
member. these works are situated on
he shores OF Solway FIFTH, aud mid
Vay between the two ssapoEta Of Work
ineton and Harrington. The site Of
The works form q triangle, one side of
uhieh rnsg parallel With the line Of
railway belonging TO the London and
Northwestern Company for nearly half
q mile, Tits railway company has
formed q connection at both ends Of
the works. Al the north eni Of the
works the Oiealor and Workington
Railway crosses over the London and
Northwestern on = higher level, and
forms a junction with the rails Of the
Moss Bay Company Ia its own yard
The same railway company has formed
q special line at the south end, by which
= connection has been formed, thus Civ
log direct railway connection with the
htmatite ore district, and also With
the docks for the shipment OF their
produce. The Moss Bay Company has
lard dowl in ita own yard, ~ It's own
cos, for the successful working Of It's
own trafiis, between i've AMI slx miles
Of railway. on which il employs seven
locomotive engiues They receive an
nually 100000 tons Of coke. 10000 tons
Of limestone and 10000 tons Of iron
ore. Such are she words which will be
established in King OOanIy, and be in
Sc,ivs Op, raiiOa within two years.
Some $500 skilled and unskilled labor
srs will be employ ID. aud town will
spring up AZ tue point waers the works
STE located Of at least ten thoasAnd
people
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

The most agreeable Is vel as the
most effective method Of dispeiling
headaches. colds and fevers or cleans
ing the system is by taking few doses
of the California liquid fruit remecy
Syrup Of Figs. Il acts gently yet ef-
feetively, strengthening the organs on
which it acts. so that regular habits
NAV be formed. Manufactured only by
the California FIG Syrup Co., San Fran
CISCO, Cal. For sale in 80 cent and 81
bottles by A. B. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

CrrY PAREA-seatsls Ia large enough
10 have = park, or several OF them. IL
has heretofore bad the use and advan-
tace OF one at the "opens Of the Terri
tory. IN the uaivsrsIty sro0nds, and
prrttisF, more slightly aud more couveu-
lent place could not be obtained. lHe
eity owns a Ave acre TRAIT Of its own, on
the ridge betWsen Ltk Uaion aud Sc
attla Bay. This trals has ben cleared,
Graded and fenced A few youaR mrs
are crossing within the Enclosure. IWo
OF three nundred dollars scent upOR
the aroand AZ this tiui would make 70
exceedinRly attractive, aud TIE exsensi-
tars woald be generally looked upon as
wise and timely. Tue city has still an
other ehiHoe fer = para. Tue county
owus q block on tas hill. bach OF the
Occidental Hotei. IL uas boUSat for a
eourt kouse. bat sili Dot probably De
ased for that parpose for a namoer Of
Years, 10 10 ever ". This block hiss
handsome snrfsce and commanding
vieS II is surrounded BY handsome
dGeIliuEs, aod u accessible 10 the rest
deuts Of the town below. This block u
covered With ysunR eveFRreens, BY TIE
mere thianins out OF WATCH the beauty
of the block would Be considerably EN-
hanced. The vsius q tie BLOCK Seald
be increased 0y = % q ne expenditure 10
tue msuner indicated, sud the town and
county woni1 birth be better Of IN con
sequence. The city needs parks. and
can have them Almosi free AZ the places
ramed, snd there IL 20 good reason Why
n should NOT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

We have jusa reesivea several large
ahipDsnfs Of see sFxtn9 goods. lie
loo priess which ue have rnaEkrd all Of
taem wiil fnsurs their recetvina gensFAi
attentioA from cash purceasefs OF dry
Aad fancy Rooda CEEsTKR CLRAkH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

A cash store ean undersell any credit
store. Any prices they may Qnote you
will hnd them cheaper at CHksIEs
CIKARH'a mails
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16
BE DOUBTED

The right Of the Legislature to delegate
its powers so far as to authorize the City
Council 90 order the work done, or to
pass upon the sufficiency Of the petition.
as might be impIis d from the reading Of
seotisn lis Of the charter. All street
improvements, be said, should he paid
for according so the Der efits received.
and according to the provisions Of the
charter providing for payment by sbdt
ting property. The power conferred in
that provision of the charter was beyond
the right OF the Legislature 10 delegate
to the City CLuncil. With regard to
the petitIoninR, he said he never saw or
heard Of a similar provision in any city
charter. IL is liable to several different
constructions but il Vas for hiU, be
said. to esDstrue il according to its let
ter, which was that the petition for a.
improvement must be signed by more
than ons-hslf Of the property owners,
aud that each sigusr must be resident
Of the city.
II knew that the petition was defect.
i've" said City Attorney Carroll. yester
day morning, IN the course of the hotel
talk reported above. II told Hannah.
here, and sill the Ceupcilmen m0nths
ago. Didn't |, Hannah"
Hannah Nodded.
when did you tell them that?" in
qnired the reporter.
"Oh, months ago. How long since
Was il, HAunahl'
"Oh, three OF four months ago, when
the mat eR was
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

Iu NV STEAMER Mr.. ]. ]. Hol.
wa Of Portland, wAs In The city. yes
N'oAy' t,rsu hour or 50. aud vas met
rosr- iSTSiLTOKScxR reporter. Who
e-isa after zoe neU steamer % be
-. e hyron Barlow aud his as CT
49,. az. Holland said: Il ave taken
80 se 81 the oanstrustlan OF the ball
- pRer Sotks and already have most
$50 patterns cot The boat viii Be-
e Eoio6 a. o,d Tacoma, owned
- n starr, Of sAn Franeisco. Toe
sN.seinsry 10 beng buils 81 LESSER and
0oalef By arm In Portlaed."
~s 3srssya CnEsrxz CxxAnY.
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ACCIDENT TO TBM RusrLKR. - Tbs
"sa"er Bic Anderson, On her up
0aed trip NJ ndsy. vas obliged 10 call
= 81 Pert HAdlock for wood. she not
sAOhR tael sufficient % attempt TIE
10 Seattle, owing 90 the severity Of
Se S'ed, While 81 that port the steamer
aallVtf' svnsd hy Messrs. MsraAa &
a1snnSs, OF Port Townsend. and Oper-
~ - oy tesm ~ ferry between ioUu-
20 aud HsdlOek, broke eef cFAnk pin
.P, completely disabling her, TIE ca
~ oslus 81 the time % the mishap on
- apSavd stroSe, The eHect Gas dis
u9as' TOE entire Internal parts % the
slNlae being WRECKED. Fns Anderson
- tee Disabled vessel 10 Port foEn-
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TIhsr TALKED ABOUT.


SAl0
"BuI couldn't go out on the
street and say that the eilv had
no case. had to 80 on With il. II the
Judge had simply decided that the pc
ttti1n was defective, We would have
stopped there; but nov ne Will have 90
20 90 TO the Sapreme Court IL upon q
full bearing this ruling is sustained.
Under that ruling no Improvements
can be made whatever. We could net
IL the Sidewalk IN trent Of this house.
Ia stops everything, and ~s cannot
move again until We first amend the
charter. More than that. We cannot
amend the charter save upder = general
Territorial lay, because Congress bss
recently expressly forbisden tue enact
nent % speciAl laws in Territories, and
charters az the amending of charters
are nothing less than special laws.
Nov, a. evsry other CITY 10 the Tern.
tory has a charter to suit II, u is not
likely that q general Lac Incorporating
towns will be passed jast TO please a.
IA that IL the Ok we are IN from4his
decision." continued M. Carroll. ''tpar
credit vill be injured. our warrants will
De deprecated. aat 10 man sill take &
contract from ns even II e could give
IT, ItT hENknAuk 4tAN sA4S - ~ - 1AAt%1
the work could be done, you see.
All the coausiimen present
sMAcKKp THEIB LIPS
With vengstal pleasure and said: We'll.
veil LEI things stop noe ana turn out
the elsatric hGhts whiie Ue do some
laEing." Bat Mr.. Carroll said that Vas
no, lost the thing TO do. De had no
d5ubs that hs could have it all nxsd n
the higher SOAR. II IL Continued against
tbsG he!ow-
The deplorabie situation Uas toe sole
tnpis o. conversation sveEYS here. John
p. Jusson, Esq.. talked quite freely
apou the suti ct. This eli probably
3. Iess,n 20 theHa." be sid. rrferrins
10 the Ctty COnDcii. Il It'd then u thes
sent 10 lac they ~oaid be seseen. Bat
thsy started and. hoih siapld and tub
! bofn. nothing eonid s,op then. They
uere determined 70 force this thinR upon
he property oSc~Fs. right or wrvbe
/ Tn<y wsaa apoa tie theory thai Y. o
/ Wnset uoaId not contee tat ..
voala asesps anytetaa they prcp2ssd
sAshes than 20 % esart aocot ~ Car
rolI aid thaa. With the loa sSne6 By %.
ostv, thsy had sncazh pstit1onsRs. o1s
askea hiu sho bad signed tha psiitaoE
for the ethyl 10 was understood, q
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Nss isrssyS ouTsrza cIxAnr.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-06-04

SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN Under Execution.-D. J. Horswell. Jose
ID, Valencia, James Robertson and E. A. De
Camp, plaintiffs, VS.. Francisco Ruiz aud
Ramon Cailas, defendsnts.-No. 3l93:-By
virtue Of an execution issued out of the
Superior Court of the county Of Los Ange.
les, State of California, wherein D: j. Hors'
well ct ais were plaintiffs and Francisco
Ruiz ct al were defendants, upon 1udg-
ment rendered the 18th day OF November,
A. d. 1885, for the sum Of $40 70 100 collars
Ia lawful money of the United States, be-
sides costs and interest, / have this day
levied upon all the right, title. claim and
interest OF said defendant Francisco Ruiz
of, in and to the following described real
estate, to wit: Situate. lying aud being IN
the county of Los Angeles, State of Califor
MIA, and bounded and described as follows:
All the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant, Francisco Ruiz in and 10 the
following described real estate: Situate, ly-
ing and being in the county OF Los Angeles,
State OF California, and being part of the
Cienega Rancho, to wit: That portion of
the allotment set off to Antonio Urquides
in said rancho particularly described as fol-
lows: Being so acres, to be measured on
and taken from said allotment south of and
adjoining the parcel of land heretofore
sold aud conveyed by said Urquides to Ad-
elaide Dominguez, and which said 90 acres
were conveyed to Francisco Ruiz ct al by
A. Urquides and Salvadora NJ. de Ruiz, by
deed dated July 9th. 1879, aud recorded in
book IS of deeds. page 57s. records of Los
Angeles county, reference being had to said
conveyance for further description OF the
lands hereby levied on.
Public notice is hereby given that will
on SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, A. d. 1887, at IL O'Clock NJ. of that
day, in front OF the Court House door OF the
county OF Los Angeles, on Spring street. sell
at public auction for cash in lawful money
OF the United States. all the right, title,
claim and interest of said defendant Frau
property, or so much thereof as may be ne
cessary to raise Sufficient TO sat sly said
Judgment. with interest and costs, etc., to
the highest and best bidder.
Dated this 21st day of May, 1857.
JAMES G. KAYS,
m22 2st Sheriff OF Los Angeles county.
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New Corporation

The Duarte Hotel Company filed ar
ticles of incorporation yesterday with
the County Clerk. Its character and
objects are to build, lease, operate and
maintain hotel, to be on block B, Bonnie
Hie bland tract; to buy for and hold land
necessary therefor, and the same to sell
mortgage, or otherwise incumber; to
borrow money and give security there.
for; and to do or perform all such acts
as may be necessary or desirable in the
furtherance of said objects, or of any of
them. The place of principal business
will be at Duarte, in Los Angeles county.
Duration, fifty years; Directors, five, as
follows: s. d. Savage, Chas. Carol Da.
Wis, OF Los Angeles; Geo. w. StinsoD, of
Pasadena, and H. S. Daniels and VIM.
Chippendal, of Duarte. all of this county.
Capital stock. S25. 200. with ST., 900
subscribed, as follows: Stinson, Higgins,
Chippendal, Baldwin, and Hammond,
ten shares. $1,000 each; Broughton, seven
and one. half shares, $50 each; Smith,
Savage, Monroe, Urmy, Watson, Bliss,
Davis, Fowler and Moslur, five shares.
$500 each; Letter, Blankenhorn and
Daniels, two aud one.half shares, $3.50
each. The number of shares is go,
with par value of 500 each.